somebody could tell me what to wear for a job interview?

Question

any ideas.

Answer 1

It's hard to tell you what to wear when we don't know what kind of position you're interviewing for. So, here's a list of things NOT to wear:

Jeans
Ripped pants of any kind
Shorts, capris, sweat pants
Sweatshirts, tee shirts, tank tops, etc.
Anything overly low-cut or revealing
Tops that show your belly button
Pants that show your underwear
Pants or skirts that show that you aren't wearing any underwear
Any shirt that shows your bra strap, or lack of a bra strap if you need one
Dirty or torn clothing
Shirts with obscene graphics or words
Hats
Sunglasses (during the interview)
Gaudy jewelry
Long, fake fingernails that look like small weapons
Excessive perfume or scents of any kind
Flip-flops or thongs

No matter what you wear, it should be clean, neatly pressed, and be fitting for the position. For instance, if you are interviewing for a fast-food position, you likely don't need a skirt and heels. But if you're interviewing for a more professional type setting, that would be appropriate.

Shoes with socks or hose are a nice touch; so many places are very casual these days, but for an interview, put on the socks or hose and just be uncomfortable for a while. It's an interview, not a fashion show.

Answer 2

Remember, YOU are applying for the job, not your clothes. Dress neatly and clean and avoid any "statement" with your clothes. A skirt and top is fine, not a short skirt, long enough that you don't place the interviewer in an uncomfortable position.

Again, the emphasis needs to be on YOU and not your clothes. For a man, I recommend a shirt and tie and clean pressed slacks. A jacket if the business seems to be formal. Wearing one cannot hurt.

A suit for a woman is also good.

Answer 3

If its your first job ever, then something business casual like a button down shirt and nice pants, if it is a Career interview always go with a suite, you can never be over dressed for something like that

Answer 4

It depends on what job you're applying for and what industry. For most business industries (outside of fashion, entertainment, retail etc), you're fine wearing a knee length solid color skirt, conservative shirt (not too low cut, not too brightly colored) and closed toed shoes. Of course, wear hose, too.

For upper level or managerial positions, you should really try to wear a suit, or skirt and jacket combination.

Answer 5

Solid colors are the best. Nothing to flashy. Good Luck!

Answer 6

Follow this link to get some ideas.

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/interviewsnetworking/a/dressforsuccess.htm

Ask the employer what their dress code is, that should give you an idea

Answer 7

U can never go wrong with the classic black slacks, pumps, and white collared shirt, well it depends on what type of job your getting too..

dress to impress.
not go to blow.

--GOOD LUCK

Answer 8

wear a top tat doesn't reveal a lot..bosses dun really lyk ppl who dress very little..and no short skirts! mayb juz above ur knee lvl..gd luck!